two-year-old twins pulled from a hot tub this morning in tempe. and rushed to the hospital. tonight we have an update. >> we told you about an arizona officer who needed your help after his baby girl was rushed into emergency surgery. we will explain how you came way. it's the reunion guns and roses fans have been waiting to see. and here. tonight we take you behind the scenes as crews get ready for the band's performance tomorrow night. sad story on this weekend as twin toddlers are still hospitalized tonight after they

somehow got into their back yard hot tub. >> danielle miller is live with an update on their condition. >> still not sure at this time just how these twins got into the back yard or even how they got into their above ground hot tub. the twins are still in the hospital tonight listing in very critical condition. >> we heard it once, we heard it hundreds of times, it only takes a few sesks inattention especially especially toddlers at that age. they are they will find a way out into the yard. >> just after 11:00 this morning tempe police and fire department responding to a neighborhood near priest drive for a drowning call involving two-year-old twins. neighbors tell us many people in the area have pools and hearing children were involved was heart breaking. >> i was praying for the god so nothing happen to them. >> it's just sad and very not

found in the back yard hot tub. they say it was above ground with no barrier. >> at this time we believe that the mother just looked away for a few seconds and that's when the toddlers were able to go into the hot tub. >> the children were rushed to cardon children's medical center for treatment. the girl has been transferred to the icu and is breathing on her own while the boy is still in the e.r. with val a heart beat. >> this shows it it doesn't have to be a traditional swimming pool that poses a danger. really any body of water, bathtubs, bucks and here we have a hot -- buckets and here we have a hot tub. >> we will continue to investigate this near drowning to find out exactly what happened. at this point it is appearing to be a horrible accident. if we get updated information on the twins' condition, we will pass those details along. reporting live, danielle miller,

sheriff's office has released the name of the man who drown yesterday. they say he was -- he was just in his late 20s. the chandler man was under water for four to five minutes in the lower salt river yesterday afternoon. some people in the area saw him in trouble and managed to pull him out of the water and give him cpr. sadly he didn't survive. detectives say this >> well a new weather record set today. we now for 2016 mark the third highest number of days that were 110 degrees or higher. it has been as hot of a summer as many of you thought. take a look here at the breakdown of the top three years for those really warm days. 2016 once again number three on the list. 28 days we have seen at 110 degrees or higher.

at 110 degrees or more. and first place in 2011, with 33 days that were above that 2000 -- 100 10-degree mark. there is plenty of time left this summer and into the monsoon season to see more of those 110 readings as much as we might not like to hear that but it's potential we could tie or not break some of those other records. it's worth mentioning that third place while we got that today is tied with two other years back in 2002. we readings or more and the same back in 1979 where we saw 28 days. for those who like the heat, we could see more records. for those who career to cooler temperatures we will stay in third place. let's balance off all of that hot news with some cool news. this is out of snowball in flagstaff. they are planning their opening day. that will cool you down. you can hit the slopes on november 11th this year.

now while we have seen as kristy attested to some extremely hot days this summer and a lot of them, they say the slopes will be covered in a fresh layer of powder. the arizona daily sun reporting it will be mostly covered in machine made snow, but beggars can't be choosers. >> it has been -- a lot of natural falling snow. now we will see it now that i said that. >> the skiers can expect to see a new high speed chair lift this season. >> can we go i'm loving all of this. especially the cool weather part. a man pulled over in a rental car that had stolen license plates. >> now dps is responding to this incident. marcy jones has that story live. >> that's right. as we know every story has two sides. in this case there is the added element of a third party mistake. according to dps this took place in the williams area on i-40 and when the car in question exited

their system as stolen, that's when things took a turn. >> stolen license plate may not seem like a big deal but it is a lot of times people steal cars and then steal the license plate from another car and put it on there. we don't know that it's a stolen car until we are able to stop it it and investigate it. >> on patrol thursday evening a dps trooper ran a plate that came back as stolen. according to their pio, this is a high risk stop following protocol the trooper had his drawn while he approached the stopped car giving commands to which he says the driver kenneth walton did not follow. >> shut the vehicle off. rolled down his window. and to step out of the car. he is not getting a response from what he believes and the only person he could see in the vehicle. >> with backup 10 to 15 minutes away, the trooper got closer to the car to make contact unaware a seven-year-old girl is in the back seat and that's when dps

>> wasn't pointing the gun at her, she sat up into his line of sight. >> and in a facebook post, walton claims the trooper tapped on the window with his pistol but that's not what dps says happened. >> when mr. walton said that he tapped the window with his gun, it wasn't his gun, it was his ring finger. >> following protocol, the walton placed walton in handcuffs and was detained briefly before the trooper determined it was not a stolen plate b a car dealership and he was let go. after dps saw walton's alarming account of the incident on facebook, they investigated the other side of the story right away. >> we understand his anger. we get it. but number one, we have the procedures in place for a reason. and that's to protect everybody involved in the situation. and honestly, mr. walton has every right to be angry and we support him in his anger.

to direct it in the right place which is this never would have happened if the rental company would have removed the plates like they were supposed to. >> now dps says the plate number registered as stolen because the rental car company did not replace both the front and back license plates with a new number after they originally reported it stolen. adding that they have fixed the rental car's error and now that number is no longer in the fbi data base. reporting live, marcy jones, "fox 10 news." thank you. and sheriff's canine who was attacked during a s.w.a.t. situation. his name is marco and he was attacked by other dogs when deputies went into this mesa home. they say the man inside had shot at his girlfriend. in order to save marco, the deputies say they had to shoot and kill one of the other dogs that was attacking. the marco is doing okay tonight. they say he needed some stitches and will have to take some time

an unlikely find a veteran's lost dogging its buried -- dog tags buried in an empty field. this is an area that washington man found those dog tags about 12 feet under a pile of mud. those dog tags had been missing for a long time. it it turns out they belonged to a veteran living right here in arizona. her name is deborah kay dennis. the man contacted the vet's daughter whose name is courtney who doesn't live too far away from that site. i mean, my mom was in the army a long time ago. for someone to find it and then find me is amazing. >> she can't wait to tell her mom about the discovery and learn how she managed to lose those tags so many years ago. we want to bring you up to date on a story we brought you last night. it's about the emergency surgery performed on a little girl named gabrielle just one years old.

chino valley firefighter early this weekend she needed surgery after her stomach and intestines inverted and were causing her severe pain. now earlier today a doctor had to operate again to fix her pic line a line inserted into her artery so she can receive medicine pretty quickly. her dad said that surgery when well. a precious little girl. >> such a cutie. >> and thankfully she is doing well right now. >> yesterday before we brought you gabrielle's story, a go fund me site for gabrielle's medical expenses. that stood at $4,000. they were hoping to raise 20k. at last check, thanks to you, thanks to all of the viewers and this great community, the family now has more than $13,000. it's been less than two days. >> that's fantastic. and obviously they are still fundraising if you like to contribute, we have a link on

you have to see this coming up a dramatic rescue in the flood waters of louisiana and it's all caught on camera. reports of shots fired. it's one of the busiest air parts in the country. police are now evacuating jfk. we will bring you the latest. >> explosive violence and riots destroy businesses in milwaukee and now neighbors are bracing for night two. the national guard has been activated. we will have latest on the unrest coming up. >> some of you may remember stump mitchell. the number two all time leading rusher in cardinals history. who better to talk to this guy knows these guys inside and out. david johnson, chris johnson and andre ellington there he is. stump, number 30. how about this, man? a guy that's kinda past and

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police evacuate a terminal at jfk airport following reports of gunfire. port authority police say they receive the reports of shots fired near the departure area of terminal a. so far police have not been able to confirm if any shots were fired there. they have evacuated the area just as a precaution and there are no reports of any the search continues for the man who gunned down a new york city imam and his assistant. this unfolded outside a mosque yesterday. now this is a sketch of a man police say killed the two in broad daylight following prayers at the mosque. the 55 and 64-year-olds were both shot in the head a little before 2:00 in the ozone park section of queens.

releasing surveillance video of the shooting of the imam and his assistant. police haven't called this a hate crime, but neighbors say they believe the two victims were targeted because of their faith. investigators are trying to determine whether the shooting was triggered by an earlier dispute at the mosque. things still very tense tonight in milwaukee after rioting exploded in the city following a police shooting that happened last night. >> police say the 23-year-old shot and killed him saturday afternoon. they say the man who is block refused to put his weapon down. fox news reporter matt fin is in milwaukee and has the latest. >> reporter: the police killing of a black man triggers violent protests and arson in milwaukee overnight. walk governor scott walker activating the national guard to help law enforcement in case violence persists in my off duty people are in place.

the worst. you hope for the best, hope is not a plan. you prepare for the worst. if you never need all of these? fantastic. >> police have not named the officer involved in the shooting, but say he is a 24-year-old african-american with several years of experience. the man shot by police was 23-year-old sylville smith. smith can be seen on body camera footage holding a loaded gun in his hand as he stop saturday. >> appropriate time the state of wisconsin will make available that body cam video, i want our residents and anybody who is watching this to understand that what that police officer encountered was an individual running who had a gun in his hand. >> businesses were burned and squad cars destroyed in the unrest that spilled passed midnight. at least 17 people were arrested and four officers were injured.

and picking up debris from the chaos. including bricks, bottle and bullet casings. >> we will work with that neighborhood and work with the city together as a state because everyone in our state is worthy of going to bed at night safe and waking up in the morning with an opportunity to succeed. >> the milwaukee mayor is pushing for that body camera video to be released. police say that likely won't happen any time soon. as it would interfere with the legal process. in m news. what caused all of this chaos and confusion at a mall in raleigh, north carolina, remains a mystery tonight. video of people running for their lives saturday after hearing what they say were gunshots. so far police have no explanation for what happened here. >> we are looking at all possibilities. we are not sure at this time. people heard the popping sound, some thought it was a gunshot.

possibilities. >> police have not ruled out the possibility of a shooting at the mall. witnesses continue to swear they heard gunshots. however, after searching the mall from top to bottom, police say there is no evidence of gunfire. if you are tired of that sticky weather and are ready for warmer and drier conditions, you will like the start of the workweek. we will take a look at that severe weather moving through the southeast.

i have seen this video twice today and it continues to stun and amaze me. it's dramatic. it's pictures of a woman and her dog rescued from a flooded convertible in louisiana.

>> you do that. tell me if you have a knife. >> a baton rouge tv crew in a boat hear this woman screaming for help saying she is drowning. and they saw her convertible was quickly sinking in the flood water. so the men on board tried to break the car's window. you saw them there, they got her out. they actually pulled her. >> get my dog! get that -- dog now! >> that's her being rescued but dog. so one of the men -- you see them trying to get her out of the water there but they go back and they say we are sorry but your dog is gone. the woman herself goes under. finds her dog. pulls him to safety and after a few tries everyone is safe. the woman, her pet, they are all okay.

gives you the chills. we have seen tremendous a flooding through louisiana, parts of mississippi, we will start off with your local forecast but soon we will take a look at that section of the country because it's a mess. we are below the 100-degree mark here at sky harbor. we will continue to cool overnight into those 80s in and around the valley. we will start to see a change in the weather pattern. high pressure still the dominant feature but we will start to see more of a dry flow. we will see very conditions. at average if not above average. very different picture than what we are seeing throughout the southeast. the gulf, we were continuing to tap into that moisture and in addition to watching that area of low pressure make its way from texas all the way into up into parts of ohio valley through mississippi and louisiana over the past few days we have seen anywhere of 20 to 30 inches of rain in some cities as a result of those strong storms moving through and tonight you will see several severe thunderstorm watches and

strong line of thunderstorms continues to creep to the north and to the east. now very different picture here in arizona but we have our own advisory out of sorts. maricopa county is under an air quality warning through tomorrow at 9:00. the concentration ozone concentration very high if you have any breathing problems, stay inside definitely if you can. temperature-wise numbers right now ranging anywhere from 97 in goodyear to 96 for deer valley. florence in the upper 80s. chandler 97. buckeye you are a couple of degrees warmer than that. and today coming in at average. 105 where we ought to be and continue with that downward trend on average for temperatures. coming into a degree above that today and record temperature 117 is what we set just a year ago. very different picture than what we saw out there today. for tonight temperatures will cool down to about 90 for lake havasu. we will see 75 overnight for kingman. 72 expected for safford. 63 for payson.

for nogales. and tomorrow we continue with what will be considered excessive heat in many locations. we will see 110 plus easily in many spots. as we talked about that record being set thus far for phoenix in 2016, doesn't look like we have to be 110 for phoenix but plenty of other places. all well above that 110 mark. gila bend you will be at 110 if not 111 for tomorrow afternoon. the words of the day, the words of the week at least started are dry and warm. a few high clouds for your overnight hours into tomorrow. it looks like 108 the expected afternoon high will see mostly sunny skies. very mild pattern in terms of thunderstorm activity and the potential for monsoon storms. that changes as we get farther into the week. we will warm up and then start to see the chance for storms back into the forecast potentially your thursday and friday. and you will notice that drop in temperature there as well. transition from drier and warmer to a little bit cooler but it

chance to pull out the umbrella once again. >> i'm so happy because it will be raining on my days off. where in the world do people say that? yeah, my weekend. >> i love the rain as much as you do i beg to be sent out in the rain so i can bring those red rubber boots with me to enjoy the weather. ?[ music ]? >> you guys can figure out the big day for all of the guns and roses fans. 80s legends gearing up for the big show tomorrow night. >> the band is on a reunion tour. they have axl and slash back together for the first time in decades. marcy jones got a peek as the crew worked to set up their massive stage. >> for guns and roses it's production day at university of phoenix stadium. 20 trucks, 250 crew members and

are talking we like to have four days. three steel days, one production day and then show day and then the load out. >> nobody knows more about a show like this than dale who has been a rock and roll production manager for almost 40 years. >> all i've done. have done that since 1979. that's all i've done this much is all touring around the world and traveling and making it happen. >> dale says even though guns and roses has nothing to prove, because this is a reunion tour >> important thing for no show, the guys ask for us to make sure we present them. present them to the fans. and not bring if gags and that. it's a rock show. >> with the stadium transforming into the perfect rock and roll venue, dale says the band is leaving their heart on the stage. >> the three really enjoy it. they have a good time every night. whatever you want to read in the paper it's not. they are friends. they work together. they are business partners.

it's fun for them. coming in and playing, they do it. it's a big show so we need days to move it they would play every day if they could. >> marcy jones, "fox 10 news". coming up, how the second sunday of the month could be a cultural bonanza for people right here in the valley and for free. >> and people remembering kayla mueller today. she was the arizona woman killed after being kidnapped by isis. >> and a valley medical looking to make new moms feel comfortable and keep their newborns safe by sending the moms home with a special baby box. we will tell you about it after

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a valley medical center recently adopted a new a valley medical center a medical center in the valley adopted a new practice used thousands of miles away. it's used in several places around the world. it aims to make new moms feel comfortable and to keep their newborns se. child safety award for that program that they created. anita roman has that story. >> so you are 36 weeks. >> first time and new moms have a lot to be excited about. hearing their baby's heart beat for the first time is one of them there is a lot to be nervous about. >> the whole purpose of this program is really to connect moms with the supplies and the services to make sure them and their baby have a healthy and safe start. >> last december mountain park health center in phoenix

to date more than 800 boxes have been distributed. lot of the stuff i didn't have like the baby wrap and the little groom kit. so it's going to be -- yeah, it will be nice. >> baby wraps, bottles, bibs and an umbrella. the box contains everything mom and dad need. >> the benefit of having your own health kit is being able to assess your child before calling in so that when you call in for help and advice you have some information already. of finland has given baby boxes for free to all of their mothers and it was developed as program to help every baby have an equal start at life. >> every mom who delivers at mountain park receives a baby box. >> dp g through with them a little bit of the safety precautions. you don't want to put the lid on the box. don't carry the baby inside of the box. the balk doesn't get wet. >> they want is for mom to be well educated and equipped in

healthy baby. anita roman, "fox 10 news." mountain park health center is located in phoenix on baseline road. today is the birthday of an arizona woman slain in syria. her community remembering kayla mule war special dedication in her honor. prescott workers finished construction on a playground at a local park. they planned to dedicate it in kayla's name later this month. mueller was working for doctors without border her parents were notified she had been kidnapped by isis. her family worked to get her freedom but ultimately she was killed while being held by that terrorist group. kayla would have turned 28 years old today. sunday afternoons don't have to be a boring day. the phoenix art museum is opening its doors for the entire family and its all free. every second sunday of the month you can take your family and friends or significant other to

entirely for free. they have a lot of art to look at but these sundays aren't just about wandering through the galleries. >> you can draw, dance, there is a dj with music. it's a little chaotic but in a nice way. >> i think it was a packed house today. you can get in for free from noon to 5:00 p.m. every second sunday and they have something obviously for every member of your family. this weekend thousands made asu their new dorm courtney griffin was there as move-in weekend wrapped up today at asu. >> there is a lot of people that are helping. it's nice. >> by the end of today, 14,000 asu students will have successfully moved into their new dorm room. ready to start the 2016 school year. >> we are so excited. the academic year is here to welcome parents, families, students for the sun devil experience is awesomes in jana

for asu's housing. she says the students enter the wells fargo arena with a ticket, gather their badge and keys and are ready to move in. >> honestly, this is a well oiled machine. we use great companies and vendors to work with us. and an elaborate behind the scenes matrix and support and operations. >> gave us a bunch of free stuff for going in. it was breezy process. >> they don't really have to do the moving in. carry student's boxes up to their dorm room for them. >> the staff will swarm their car, unload, bring it all up to their room so they don't have to lift a thing. >> put it in your car and it has a sticker and drive in there and unload it. it's an easy process. >> you write on your boxes your room number and your name and then they bring it right up to you. >> making it as smooth and easy process for students as they prepare for the big year. >> probably making friends.

and discovering what it's like. >> experience they won't soon forget. courtney griffin, "fox 10 news". presidential candidate donald trump on the attack but he is not targeting his opponent hillary clinton. trump's new target after the break. and a big day tomorrow for supporters of recreational marijuana. it could be the day they find out whether legalizing pot will

the parents of one of the the parents of one of the nigerian school girls kidnapped two years ago say they recognized their daughter in a new video. the footage apparently shows dozens of the school girls who were abducted. their daughter was abducted along with about in nigeria back in 2014. the parents say they were relieved when they saw her in a video posted by the terror group boko haram when the kidnapping first happened dozens of the girls managed to get away but more than 200 are still missing. donald trump ramping up his feud with the press once again. >> we may learn more about what hillary clinton said to the fbi last month while being questioned about her private

correspondent has more. a new line of attack from donald trump. this time not focusing his fire on hillary clinton, but instead targeting the media and launching a new rant on twitter including this. quote, i'm not only fighting crooked hillary, i'm fighting the dishonest and corrupt media and her government protection process. people get it. and if the disgusting and corrupt media covered me honestly and didn't put false meaning into the will be beating hillary by 20%. trump's running mate is trying to clarify comes trump made when he accused president obama and clinton as being the co-founders of isis. trump says he was being sarcastic but pence said otherwise. >> well, he was making a very serious point. donald trump has a way of talking that gets people's attention and drawn attention to an important issue. >> clinton and her running mate tim kaine had the day off but fox news now confirms the fbi

notes taken during the bureau's interview with clinton over her use of a private e-mail server to handle state department documents. clinton spoke with the fbi for more than three hours last month and fbi director james comey recommended no charges be brought against her. he did however label clinton's e-mail setup as, quote, extremely careless. republican congressman jason chaifetz chairman of the house committee on oversight and government reform has asked for all documents relating to comey says his bureau does not have a full transcript of the actual interview adding that clinton was not under oath. in washington, fox news. been a lot of back and forth about following a recreational marijuana proposition on november's ballot. but a judge could decide to allow it as early as tomorrow. superior court judge joe lynn generalry heard arguments from both sides on friday. those who oppose the measure

misleading and didn't get a full explanation of the proposition. those supporting the measure say the lawsuit is just another attempt to keep voters from making the final call. prop 205 would allow arizonans 21 years of age and older to possess up to an ounce of marijuana. it would be taxed at 15%. we are struggling to come to a consensus over marijuana, oregon it appears is embracing it. >> they held a marijuana growers fair this weekend where they awarded people for the best home grown pot. that event organizers had an incredible turnout. looks like it. a lot of vendors attending as well as people that were looking to get started in the industry. they had people who were just new to the business and in addition to major vendors who had a lot to say about the industry. >> i think it's huge. it's gonna -- it will familiarize people with cannabis

plant and we are just good people out here growing and making it happen and creating a professional industry for sure. >> we don't have that at the state fair here but apparently up there the winning entries are featured in the oregon state fair. >> right next to grandma's apple pie. >> exactly. this is the first time that cannabis will be exhibited at the state fair there. from the international drone race if australia where a 16-year-old put everybody else to shame. >> looks like fun. they had dancing, costumes contests, all part of a festival honoring a blood sucking pest. maybe it doesn't look like fun. we will show you this mosquito

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i don't this any time soon in phoenix but an interesting concept where dozens gather in russia for the fourth annual mosquito festival. people dancing with some creative costumes as you saw there. troup of dancers performing and one wearing a mosquito nose. the highlight of the mosquito festival catching mosquitoes inside a jar had to be canceled because they had low humidity. but the second competition, don't worry that wasn't

oh, my gosh. i couldn't believe that the winner, a poor nine-year-old girl who had 43 bites on her legs. isn't that child endangerment? >> something like that and no food or drink or anything like that. it was all about the mosquitoes. >> i guess everybody deserves their day. >> apparently. >> let's talk about this. little more acceptable. >> probably in multiple towns. >> involves drones. international drone racing competition coming to light in to watch particularly the location that this competition was held. take a look. there were 40 drone pilots that raced around the ruins of a castle hill in australia all of these can see lit up in the dark. hard to follow them. they are buzzing around like mosquitoes. the drones are mounted with cameras so you can see we have this impressive video and it

whole competition. >> you know, i had that mosquito festival on my bucket list. i just didn't have enough time to get over to russia. next time around. outdoor practice for a sunday for the arizona cardinals. and guess where they are headed next.

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heat here, how about san diego? it's the same destination for the arizona cardinals. they will be lucky enough to escape the heat. the cardinals worked out early this morning just outside of university of phoenix stadium a chance to get a practice in and pack up and head to san diego. work out with the chargers throughout the week before they play them in pre-season game number two. our richard saenz will be on the road so stay for coverage there. there is brandon williams still large learnin that cornerback position. larry fitzgerald and that first team of course and first nine play drive of the contest against the raiders ended up in a field goal. michael floyd, a little overhead catch this team right now i just -- just trying to get in rhythm. develop some of the younger guys, the undrafted free agents. bruce arians sizing up the practice outdoors just outside university of phoenix stadium earlier today. >> i think we are a little

in the past. obviously learning curve wasn't as steep as our veteran players. the younger players seeing the vets do it right, they get a better exposure how to do it so they learn quicker that way. >> a lot more cardinals to come on sports night tonight and about half hour brock osweiler signed that big $72 million deal with houston. blaine gabert, option zone, offense here with carlos hyde. and you can see a nic run. osweiler it will be interesting to see how it plays out. blaine gabert certainly a guy that might be the front runner for that quarterback position. colin kaepernick did not play today. see simon take that in for a touchdown. can't draw too many conclusions though gabert makes a ties throw here to mcdonald. going the distance and the tying the game at seven apiece.

and that one of his better performances but the highlight for brock today a nice little -- here to fuller. houston won 24-13. the final. we will keep tabs on osweiler throughout pre-season. zach greinke and the diamondbacks at fenway park. what a rough week it's been in boston. great weekend for mookie betts. one on and to run shot. 2-0 boston. more from mookie in a moment. bottom of e pedroia, little big man from asu with two on. drives the ball to left field and the onslaught and i mean the onslaught was on. 4-0 red sox. it got worse. i mean, the roof caved in on zach greinke. bottom of the second here. we are staying with it it mocky betts with two on. that's a three-run shot. it's 7-0. greinke lasted an inning and two-thirds. gave up ten hits overthat green

rough, i mean really rough for the ace of the staff. we stay in that bottom of the second and it's jackie bradley, jr. this time with a two run homer. you got it right. it's 9-0. absolute meltdown an embarrassment today at fenway park. no getting around that. mookie betts trying to do something only ted williams has done in the last 100 year for the red sox and that is multiple three home run games. betts gets it done with three-run shot. lien boston 16, the diamondbacks two. that's a long flight back to phoenix. that's for sure. tonight on sports night, the very colorful analyst for the arizona cardinals, ron wolfley unplugged. running backs coach stump mitchell on the deep running back core. for sun devil fans we sit down with richards. wolfley always entertaining with

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two-year-old twins rushed to the hospital after being found in their family's hot tub. the latest on their condition tonight. >> a man says a dps trooper pulled a gun on him and the post goes viral. why departments says the trooper handled things the right way.